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Elizabeth Arden · Sold as feminine
Green Tea Camellia
A quiet moment alone with a steaming cup of green tea, where the invigorating freshness of the leaves meets the subtle warmth of the camellia.
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Green Tea CamelliaMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Elizabeth Arden, founded by Florence Nightingale Graham in 1910, has long been known for its blend of American elegance and skincare innovation. This particular scent, Green Tea Camellia, opens with a vibrant burst of green tea notes that are both refreshing and invigorating. As the fragrance evolves, it reveals a soft floral heart of camellia, which adds a subtle sweetness without overpowering the crispness of the top notes. The base notes of musk and amber provide a gentle warmth, grounding the composition in a sense of comfort.
Apply one generous spritz to your pulse points — this fragrance blooms best close to skin. The green tea notes are particularly vibrant in the first hour but are balanced by the musk and amber base, which provide a lasting comfort.
Fig. 01 — Green Tea Camellia, Elizabeth Arden
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